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Usually this time of year it's in the low 60's or upper 50's, this morning however it was 30 degrees outside. Tonight there is a freeze warning in place, with temperatures dropping to the 20's. There are even the possibility of snow showers today and Monday. So today I was busy running around my garden pulling the last of the tomatoes, and putting all the ceramic and clay pots close to the house. It was just by chance that I noticed that my Toad Lilies (Tricyrtis hirta) were starting to bloom. They are usually the last plant to bloom in my garden. I love their speckled orchid-like blooms. The blooms themselves are about the size of a quarter, so if you are looking for big and flashy, toad lilies are not for you. They grow in shade/part shade, and they do come in colors other than the ones pictured above.
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